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INTRINSICALLY SAFE 


PRESSURE CALIBRATORS






The 725Ex is an intrinsically safe 

multifunction process calibrator 
for usage in areas where explosive 
gasses are known to be pres-

ent. This calibration tool sources 
and measures almost all process 
parameters. Add any of (8) 700PEx 

pressure modules to make the 
725Ex a pressure calibrator.



The Fluke 718Ex is a powerful 

intrinsically safe self-contained 
portable pressure calibrator for 
usage in explosion endangered 

areas. It provides a total pressure 
calibration solution for transmit- 
ters, gauges and switches. This 
compact pressure calibration 

solution is about a third of the size 
of comparable instruments and 
weighs just one kilogram (two 

pounds). The unique easy to clean 
pump helps protect the pump from 
damage and provides the ability to 

service the pump without disas- 
sembly, even in the field.



The Fluke 700PEx Series 

Pressure Modules allow you
to measure pressure with Fluke 
intrinsically safe calibrators such 

as the 718Ex and the 725Ex.
The pressure modules measure 
pressure using an internal micro- 

processor. They receive operating 
power from and send digital 
information to the intrinsically 

safe calibrators.

The Fluke-700G Series test gauges also have an IS 
rating. See previous page for more information on 

these gauges.


721Ex Dual range pressure Summary Specifications:
calibrators.
• 725Ex: ATEX II 1 G Ex ia IIB 171°C, CSA Class I, 
• Same accurate pressure Division 1 Groups B-D
measurement and (14) ranges 
• 718Ex: ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC T4, CSA Class I, Divi- 
of the standard 721
sion 1 Groups A-D

• Add 720RTD accessory probe • 700G: ATEX rating: II 3 G Ex nA IIB T6, CSA; 
for temperature measurement
Class 1, Div 2, Groups A-D

• Voltage measurement, loop • 721Ex: ATEX: Ex ia IIB T3 Gb (Ta= -10. +45 °C) 
power and pressure connectiv- DEKRA 10 ATEX 0168X, IEC-Ex: Ex ia IIB T3 Gb 
(Ta= -10.+45 °C) II 2 G IECEX CSA 10.0013X
ity removed to achieve
Ex rating.




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